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James Monroe (April 28, 1758 – July 4, 1831) was an American statesman who served as the 5th US President of the United States from 1817 to 1825. Monroe was the last president who was a Founding Father of the United States and the last president from the Virginian dynasty and the Republican Generation. Born in Westmoreland County, Virginia, Monroe was of the planter class and fought in the American Revolutionary War.

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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Monroe had a strong interest in the American west and its importance to the growing United States. Not widely known is his significant role in the negotiation of the Louisiana Purchase for the Jefferson administration. In 1803, Thomas Jefferson sent him to France to assist Robert Livingston with the negotiation for the port of New Orleans, telling Monroe “All eyes, all hopes, are now fixed on you.” Finding Napoleon strapped for cash and willing to sell the entirety of the Louisiana…

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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Monroe had a strong interest in the American west and its importance to the growing United States. Not widely known is his significant role in the negotiation of the Louisiana Purchase for the Jefferson administration. In 1803, Thomas Jefferson sent him to France to assist Robert Livingston with the negotiation for the port of New Orleans, telling Monroe “All eyes, all hopes, are now fixed on you.” Finding Napoleon strapped for cash and willing to sell the entirety of the Louisiana…

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once. Westmoreland County, James Monroe, Louisiana Purchase, The Virginian, James Madison, American Revolutionary War, Thomas Jefferson, Founding Fathers, Livingston
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By the time his two-term presidency ended, Monroe had served his country for 50 years, holding more elected public offices than any president before or after him. He even held two positions in James Madison’s presidential cabinet at the same time (Secretary of State and Secretary of War)—Monroe is the only person in history to have held two cabinet positions at once.

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